Part, Question

 1   2, 101 |             shall be found therein, thanksgiving and the voice of praise."~
 2   2, 102 |           offered to God, either in thanksgiving, or for the welfare and
 3   2, 102 |           to the peace-offerings of thanksgiving, which ~were eaten on the
 4   2, 102 |     rejected that is received with ~thanksgiving" (1 Tim. 4:4). It was therefore
 5   2, 102 |     rejected that is received with ~thanksgiving." It was therefore unfitting
 6   2, 103 |           there will be naught but "thanksgiving and voice of ~praise" (Is.
 7   2, 103 |     rejected that is ~received with thanksgiving" (1 Tim. 4:4). With regard
 8   2, 3   |       Another is the ~confession of thanksgiving or praise, and this is an
 9   2, 78  |             gratitude) means ~"good thanksgiving," and is mentioned by Macrobius:
10   2, 81  |             the person who asks is "thanksgiving"; since ~"through giving
11   2, 81  |           servants," etc. belong to thanksgiving; the words, "grant, we beseech ~
12   2, 81  | intercession is praying for others; thanksgiving is offered by the mind ~
13   2, 81  |           before it is past. Hence ~thanksgiving for other benefits precedes
14   2, 104 |           human favors?~(4) Whether thanksgiving should be deferred?~(5)
15   2, 104 |            be deferred?~(5) Whether thanksgiving should be measured according
16   2, 104 |              Ethic. 5,4). Therefore thanksgiving, which belongs ~to gratitude,
17   2, 104 |          paid ~spontaneously. Hence thanksgiving is less thankful when compelled,
18   2, 104 |        continuous, the greater ~the thanksgiving due for it. Now the favor
19   2, 104 |       reason he is bound to greater thanksgiving.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[106] A[
20   2, 104 |            Para. 1/2~I answer that, Thanksgiving [gratiarum actio] in the
21   2, 104 |           the innocent owes greater thanksgiving, because he receives a greater ~
22   2, 104 |         cannot thank himself, since thanksgiving seems to ~pass from one
23   2, 104 |        person to another. Therefore thanksgiving is not due to ~every benefactor.~
24   2, 104 |           Para. 1/1~OBJ 2: Further, thanksgiving, whereby we repay favors,
25   2, 152 |     rejected that is received with ~thanksgiving." Therefore fornication
26   3, 80  |            Postcommunion ~prayer of thanksgiving is said in the Mass, and
27   3, 83  |   celebration of mass ends with the thanksgiving, the ~people rejoicing for
28   3, 88  |              De Inv. Rhet. ii) that thanksgiving is a ~special virtue. But
29   3, 88  |           ingratitude is opposed to thanksgiving. Therefore ~ingratitude
30 Suppl, 13|             committed: and just as ~thanksgiving or worship or the like regard
31 Suppl, 16|             now, but another, ~viz. thanksgiving to God for His mercy in